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clay

[kley] / kleɪ /


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"It shouldn't be too difficult - the same ball for clay, the same for hard and the same for grass. That would be really helpful to the players," he said.

From BBC

In the warehouse space near construction supply shops and a Western-themed bar, designers have built clay models and prototypes of a customizable EV truck that could cost half as much as the competition.

From Los Angeles Times

One wall of her studio is lined with metal racks stacked with bins and boxes labeled “clay,” “metal” and “scraps.”

From Los Angeles Times

Whether current politics inspired that thread doesn’t matter; those ideas are baked into the clay of American history, making the broader lessons of “Sinners” timeless.

From Salon

“But when I picked up the clay,” she said, “I felt the soul of this clay and I wanted to make something myself.”

From The Wall Street Journal